[1268] Qtos. and eds.: no dash, but period after 'dumpe.' Appendix [C], 1 b.
[1269] Dy. and W., 'off.'
[1270] A coarse woollen cloth, cf. Eastw. Hoe "stammel petticoat," in contempt. Here apparently of the kind of red; so, perhaps, Alleyn's Inventory (Collier's Mems. of E. A., Shakesp. Soc. 1841) "A stammel cloke with gould lace."
[1271] à la mort, dejected. So, also, Fortunatus in Wily Beguiled "Why, how now, Sophos? all amort?" (Hawkins, Orig. Eng. Drama, 3:358); Old Wives' Tale, l. 1.
[1272] Probably a survival of the Vice's weapon of lath.
[1273] Dy., G., W., 'lovely.' But Q 3, which in many other particulars corrects Q 1, retains 'lively'; so Do.
[1274] tablet.
[1275] coral cliffs.
[1276] The rare quality of her appearance; cf. viii. 16.
[1277] more exquisite; rarer; so iii. 77.